Playing in the first postseason
tournament of her collegiate career, Lukan showed no fear from the tip. In the
first half, Lukan broke the first of six ties with a three to give Green Bay
the 12-9 lead.

As Detroit built its largest lead of
the game with 5:09 to play in the opening half, Lukan sank a layup to cut the
Titans' lead to 26-19. Detroit's Shareta Brown responded with a layup, once
again making it a nine point game before Lukan sank back-to-back three pointers,
cutting Detroit's lead to three (28-25) with 1:54 to play. Wojta stole the ball
and followed with a jumper on the offensive end to make it a one point game
(28-27).

Detroit led 30-27 at the break with
Lukan leading the Phoenix with 11 points while Wojta chipped in nine. Lukan
went 3-for-5 from three-point range in the first half, tying a career high.

"Megan in the first half really
stepped up and played as well as anyone on the floor," Bollant said. "To be one
of the best players on the floor in the championship game says a lot about her
character and integrity."

With Detroit leading 37-35 with 15:44
to play, Lukan stole the ball and took it the distance for the layup, tying the
game for the final time. After another layup one minute later to give Green Bay
the lead for good (39-37), Wojta sank her second three pointer of the half to
make it a 42-37 Phoenix lead.

Lukan was held without a three in the
second half which opened opportunities for Wojta to go 4-for-4 from beyond the
arc, leading all players with 20 points in the closing half. Wojta also won the
battle on the boards in the second half with nine.

Wojta posted her 34th career double
double performance with a game-high 29 points and 11 rebounds, going 10-for-18
from the field while sinking a career high 4-for-4 from three point range.
Wojta tied former Green Bay player Elizabeth Dudley with 12 steals throughout
the three games in the tournament.

"It's a team award and it's a great
honor," Wojta said of her MVP award. "The people I practice against every day and
having that competition has made me the player I am and that's why it's a team
award."

Lukan poured in a career-high 20
points going 6-for-9 from the field, 3-for-5 from three point range and 5-for-7
from the charity stripe while playing a career-high 39 minutes.

"I really want to play with energy
all the time, making sure I'm stepping up," Lukan said. "The fact I was able to
was really rewarding, and I'm not going away. I'm going to keep bringing it
every game in the NCAA Tournament and next year."

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